Merit Fitness 725T Plus Treadmill Review
Merit Fitness 725T Plus Treadmill Feature
- Home treadmill with top-quality 2.25-horsepower drive motor
- Intuitive console controls with adjustable speed from 0 to 10 miles per hour
- 2-window LED display tracks your time, speed, distance, calories, and more
- Spacious 18-by-45-inch workout area with Aerosoft cushioning system
- Folding frame for easy storage; measures 32 x 52 x 71 inches (W x H x D)
The Merit 725T Plus treadmill make it easy to start an in-home workout program that fits your needs and fitness level. The 725T Plus is outfitted with a top-quality 2.25-horsepower drive motor that provides smooth power at all speeds, so even heavier walkers can enjoy a steady belt motion underfoot. The treadmill's intuitive console controls, meanwhile, let you easily set your workout pace, from 0 to 10 miles per hour. And it's a breeze to monitor your workout progress thanks to the two-window LED display, which tracks your time, distance, speed, calories burned, and more.
The 725T also offers a spacious 18-by-45-inch workout area that provides plenty of walking or running room, along with an Aerosoft cushioning system below the belt that isolates your feet and legs from shock. Other details include seven preset programs, a motorized incline system that adjusts from 0 to 10 percent, a pulse monitor built into the handgrips, quick speed/incline keys, and a folding frame for easy storage. The 725T boasts a capacity of 250 pounds and carries a lifetime warranty on the frame and a two-year warranty on the motor.
The intuitive console includes a 2-window LED display. |
Specifications:- Workout area: 18 x 45 inches
- Built-in fan: No
- Roller dimension: 42mm
- Incline: 0 to 10 percent (powered)
- Horsepower: 2.25 THP
- Frame: Steel
- Capacity: 250 pounds
- Folded dimensions: 31 by 53 by 34 inches (W x H x D)
- Expanded dimensions: 31 by 52 by 71 inches (W x H x D)
- Warranties: Lifetime on the frame, 2 years on the motor, 90 days on parts and labor
About Merit Fitness
Merit Fitness is dedicated to building high-quality exercise equipment that fits your lifestyle. Each Merit treadmill, elliptical trainer, and stationary bike is built to last, with an attractive design that's been rigorously tested to hold up to heavy use. Each key component also comes from one of Merit's own facilities, giving the company complete control over how they're designed and built. If Merit doesn't make the part, it thoroughly audits who does, ensuring that all the parts work together. Merit Fitness is a division of Johnson Health Tech, one of the largest fitness equipment manufacturers in the world. Merit Fitness is headquartered in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin.
Among the seven workout programs found on the Merit Fitness 725T Plus Treadmill, you'll find weight loss, mountain and hill climbs, cardio and endurance challenges, intervals and manual functions. Together with the constant monitoring and graphic display, you should have no problem maintaining your workout routine and tracking your progress. The treadmill also folds up neatly for easy storage when not in use. Space saving folding design. Weight capacity 250-Pounds. Low motor and belt noise. Product weight 121-Pounds. Speed range of 0 to 10 mph with up to 10 percent incline. Two LED displays for resistance level, speed, time, and distance. AERO soft cushioning system on belt. Thumb pulse heart rate monitor. Johnson Health specializes in the design and manufacture of state-of-the-art elliptical machines, recumbent bicycles and treadmills. Their innovative designs include highly customizable workouts, data tracking and storing technology, and compatibility with MP3 players, including speakers. Many of their products feature several LED displays to better inform the user of progress, heart rate, and calories burned. Only through heart rate monitoring can one really track what kind of workout they are getting, so these functions are present on nearly all of their products. And of course, nearly all of their designs include pre programmed workouts where applicable. This includes things like manual setting, hill climb, cardio burn, and endurance challenges.
